Love Life

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Odyssey 00:00 Tools
Joy 00:00 Tools
Listen Loudly 00:00 Tools
Be Kind To Me 00:00 Tools
Love Potion's Poison 00:00 Tools
Good For Nothing 00:00 Tools
Montag 00:00 Tools
Blame the Devil 00:00 Tools
Sweet Nocturne 00:00 Tools
In Memory of Me 00:00 Tools
Birds of Prey 00:00 Tools
Hex It Out 00:00 Tools
Dirty Stars 00:00 Tools
All the Love of Hating You 00:00 Tools
V 00:00 Tools
Trade Winds 00:00 Tools
Do You Love Me 00:00 Tools
* 00:00 Tools
Blame The Devil (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Bokura no LIVE-kun to no LIFE 00:00 Tools
Dirty Stars (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Real Love 00:00 Tools
Trade Winds (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Hearts On Fire 00:00 Tools
Love Potion's Poison (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
In Memory Of Me (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Girl Gone Bad 00:00 Tools
Goodbye Lady Jane 03:50 Tools
[Trail] 00:00 Tools
1000 Reasons 00:00 Tools
In Blue Again 00:00 Tools
Yuujou no Change 00:00 Tools
Do You Believe In Love 00:00 Tools
A Hard Days Night 02:35 Tools
Birds Of Prey (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
When Lonliness Comes Knockin' 00:00 Tools
Another day 00:00 Tools
U Brown 00:00 Tools
' 00:00 Tools
Hold Me 00:00 Tools
When Loneliness Comes Knockin' 00:00 Tools
Dying To Start Again 00:00 Tools
Hold Me (Scott Brown Remix) 00:00 Tools
Stateless 00:00 Tools
Midnight Swimming 00:00 Tools
Exhaler 00:00 Tools
Your New Beloved 00:00 Tools
Untitled 00:00 Tools
Real Love [remaster] 00:00 Tools
When Lonliness Comes Knockin' [remaster] 00:00 Tools
Do You Love Me [remaster] 00:00 Tools
Love Lotion's Poison 00:00 Tools
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There are at least two bands that have gone by this name: 1) The Baltimore quartet, Love Life, featured ex-members of Jaks, Universal Order Of Armageddon and The Great Unraveling. Their uniquely raw, post-punk infused noise rock often utilized odd time signatures, driving bass, multi-layered arrangements featuring organs, horns, and strings, and most notably Katrina Ford's sinister, guttural voice and lyrics. Their sound earned them frequent comparisons to artists like The Birthday Party, Diamanda Galas, The Jesus Lizard, Swans, and early Pere Ubu. In 2004, Love Life broke up, with Katrina Ford, Sean Antanaitis, and drummer David Bergander forming the post-punk cabaret trio, Celebration, and bassist Anthony Malat going on to form Bellmer Dolls. 2) Love Life was also the name of a early '90s pop-metal band along the lines of Bon Jovi, with a slightly more blues-influenced sound. This Love Life consisted of Larry Worley on vocals/guitar, Darin Eby on guitar, Rod Romero on bass/vocals, and Garry Hanson on drums/vocals. They released only one album, 1991's "Goodbye Lady Jane" on Blonde Vinyl before hiring a different guitarist, changing their name to Fear Not, and signing to the Christian label Pakaderm. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.